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August 22, 2019 | 1000 Sail Loft, Washington Navy Yard, D.C

Master of CeremoniesCaptain Thomas R. Williams, USN

Musical Prelude

Arrival of the Official Party

National AnthemU.5. Navy Band

InvocationFather Francis P. Foley Captain, CMC, USN

Secretary of the Navy RemarksThe Honorable Richard V. Spencer

Presentation of Awards

CNO Richardson Remarks

Reading of Orders

CNO Gilday Remarks

Benediction

Adm. Richardson and Family Piped Ashore

Departure of the Official Party

Reception

Past Chiefs of flaval Operations

1915 - 1919 Admiral William S. Benson1919 -1923 Admiral Robert E. Coontz1923 -1927 Admiral Edward W. Eberle1927-1930 Admiral Charles F. Hughes1930-1933 Admiral William V. Pratt1933 - 1937 Admiral William H. Standley 1937 - 1939 Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy 1939 -1942 Admiral Harold R. Stark'1942 - 1945 Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King 1945 -1947 Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz 1947- 1949 Admiral Louis E. Denfeld1949-1951 Admiral Forrest P. Sherman1951 -1953 Admiral William M. Fechteler 1953 -1955 Admiral Robert B, Carney1955-1961 Admiral Arleigh A. Burke1961 -1963 Admiral George W. Anderson Jr. 1963 -1967 Admiral David L. McDonald 1967 11970 Admiral Thomas H. Moorer 1970-1974 . Admiral Elmo R, Zumwalt Jr. 1974-1978 x Admiral James L. Holloway III 1978 - 1982 Admiral Thomas B. Hayward 1982- 1986 Admiral James D. Watkins1986 - 1990 Admiral Carlisle A.H. Trost1990-1994 Admiral Frank B. Kelso II1994 - 1996 Admiral Jeremy M. Boorda1996 - 2000 Admiral Jay L. Johnson2000 - 2005 Admiral Vernon E. Clark2005 - 2007 Admiral Michael G. Mullen2007 - 2011 Admiral Gary Roughead2011 - 2015 Admiral Jonathan W. Greenert

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Adm. Mike Gilday is the son of a Navy Sailor. A surface warfare officer, he is a native of Lowell, Massachusetts and a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. He holds master's degrees from the Harvard Kennedy School and the National War College.

At sea, he deployed with USS Chandler (DDG 996), USS Princeton (CG 59), and USS Gettysburg (CG 64). He ' commanded the destroyers USS Higgins (DDG 76) and USS Benfold (DDG 65) and subsequently, commanded Destroyer Squadron 7, serving as sea combat commander for the Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group.

red aS c°mmander Carl'ier Strike Group 8 embarked aboard U S imh Fbet ElSenhOWer' and as “nnmarrder, U.S. Fleet Cyber Command and

ofSNSaf I aaSign?lents inc'ude the Bureae of Naval Personnel, the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations, and the staff of the Vice Chief of Naval Operations Joint

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He has servecf on teams that have been recognized with numerous awards and is

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Richard V. Spencer of Wyoming was sworn in as the 76th secretary of the Navy Aug. 3, 2017.

A Connecticut native, Spencer graduated from Rollins College in 1976 with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics. Upon graduation he joined the United States Marine Corps and proudly served as an H-46 pilot until 1981 before departing active duty to enter the private finance sector.

Spencer worked on Wall Street for 16 years with responsibilities centered on investment banking services and a particular focus on strategic advisory services and capital market underwriting. After three years as president of Crossroads Investment Management LLC, a leading venture capital and private equity fund-of-funds investment firm, Spencer joined Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (NYSE-ICE), the leading electronic commodity futures exchange, as chief financial officer. ICE introduced transparency and risk management to the global derivatives markets. As vice chairman he was responsible for the transition of the company from private to public, including initial board of directors recruitment, the initial public offering and the subsequent three secondary offerings, financial reporting, strategy development and implementation, and human resources management. From 2007 to 2017 Spencer was the managing director of Fall Creek Management, LLC.

Spencer served on the Board of Directors of Global Atlantic Financial Group, ENGAGEcx LLC, 86Borders LLC and StarPound Technologies. His charitable activities include board service on the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, Teton County Search & Rescue Foundation, Veterans Campaign/Center for Second Service, and Honoring Our Vets. Spencer served on the Defense Business Board and the Chief of Naval Operations Executive Panel.

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JoknWMAdm. John Richardson graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science in Physics. He holds master's degrees in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, and National Security Strategy from the National War College.

At sea, Richardson served on USS Parche (SSN 683), USS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654) and USS Salt Lake City {SSN716). He commanded USS Honolulu (SSN 718) in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Richardson also served as commodore of . r . -Submarine Development Squadron (DEVRON) 12, commander, Sub;Var7)ec; Ith Fl!et commander, Submarine Allied Naval Forces South; deputy commander, U.S. 6th Fleet, chief of staff, U.S. Naval Forces Europe and U.S. Naval Forces Africa; commander. Naval Submarine Forces, and director of Naval Reactors.

His staff assignments include duty in the attack submarine division on the chief of naval operations staff; naval aide to the president; prospertive commanding officer instructor for Commander, Submarine Forces, U.S. Pacific Fleet, assistant deputy director for Regional Operations on the Joint Staff; and director of Strategy and Policy at U.S. Joint Forces Command. Richardson served on teams that have been awarded the Presidential Unit Citation, the Joint Meritorious Un't Award, the Na^ Unit Commendation, and the Navy "E" Ribbon. He was awarded the Vice Adm.ral Stockdale Award for his time in command of USS Honolulu.

Richardson began serving as the 31st Chief of Naval Operations September 18, 2015.

J AM A UNITED STATES SAILOR.t will support .aridVdefend^^the Constitution of the United States of America and I will obey the orders of those appointed oyer me. I represent the fighting spirit of :the Navy and those who have gone before me- to defend: freedorn and derhocracy atound^.the5;^rld.:|li; proudly seroe my country's Navy corribat team with Honor> Courage and. Gommitrnenti I /am committed tb;;; excfellohce and the fair treatment of- all:

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